mon|e|tar|ist

mon|e|tar|ist «MON uh tehr ihst, MUHN-», noun, adjective.

–n.

a person who favors or advocates monetarism: »

[He] there reveals himself as an uncompromising monetarist …, insisting that “as John Stuart Mill once said, nothing is more important than money” (London Times).

–adj.

of monetarists or monetarism: »

Broadly, the monetarist school remains confident that a recovery cannot be far off, since the monetary policy of the Federal Reserve Board remains expansionary (Manchester Guardian Weekly).